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total body water
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50-70%
inversely related to body fat most fluid is Intracellular fluid (ICF) |
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2 major fluid compartments
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ECF and ICF
ICF(cell membrane)///ECF(interstitial fuid//capiallary wall//Plasma) |
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ICF and ECF separated b y
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cell membranes
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ECF divided into
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Interstitial fluid and Plasma - they are separated by capillary wall
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interstitial fluid
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bathes the cells and has more volume than plasma
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how is interstitial fluid related to plasma?
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it is an ultrafiltrate of plasma
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how does interstitial fluid differ from plasma?
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Contains little if any protein b/c capillary wall is virtually impermeable to large molecules such as plasma proteins.
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equivalents
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number of moles multiplied by valence of solute (CaCl2 - in solution there would be 2 equivalents of Ca++ and 2 equivalents of Cl-)
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osmole
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# of particles into which a solute dissociates in solution. osmolarity is osmoles per liter (concentration of particles in solution)
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pH
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= -log10 (H+)
= log10 (1/(H+)) |
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log(xy) =
log(x/y) = |
log (x) + log (y)
log (x) - log (y) |
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log10 (10)^x =
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x log 10 (10) = x
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